Top Materials for Deep Drawn Medical Components

Over the years, medical instruments have gone from clumsily crafted to modern works of art. And as the industry changed, tighter regulations resulted in products that were more precise, more reliable and certainly more sanitary. Sanitation is king in the medical industry. In order to maintain a sterile environment, there are regulations on everything from […]

Tips for Finding a Quality Deep Drawn Stamping Partner

Deep drawn stamping is a metal stamping method used to create components that are deeper than they are wide. It is suitable for producing hollow parts and products that lightweight and seamless without sacrificing strength or stability. However, manufacturers must have the right knowledge, skills, and tools to form them successfully. The following article outlines […]

Tips for Deep Drawing Stainless Steel

Manufacturing with stainless steel provides many of the benefits of steel without the high potential for rust and corrosion. The chemical composition of stainless steel includes at least 10.5% chromium, as well as iron, nickel, and manganese. When exposed to air, the chromium in stainless steel oxidizes, creating a protective layer that is highly resistant […]

The Uses and Benefits of Deep Drawn Metals

One of the most popular metal forming methods available to manufacturers is deep drawing. Deep drawing starts with a flat piece of metal, called a blank or disc. The blank is placed over a cavity, called a die. A punch then forces the metal through the die, forming it into a shape. If the depth […]

The Two Main Types of Solid Center Metal Diaphragms and How They’re Different

Metal diaphragms are specially engineered components that fulfill several critical roles across many industries. Generally nothing more than thin, circular plates, diaphragms help regulate pressure levels in complex machinery systems. What renders these plates so critical to countless processes is their ability to change their shapes as needed. Diaphragms undergo elastic deformation when subjected to […]

The ROI of Preventative Maintenance

Preventative maintenance consists of any regular maintenance performed on an active piece of equipment. By following a consistent maintenance strategy, a company can catch potential problems with its machinery before they arise, preventing equipment failure from happening. In the long run, preventative maintenance extends the working life of equipment and reduces maintenance costs, making it […]

The Costs of Partnering With a Low-Cost Supplier

No matter what the specific industry or application, designing and manufacturing products can be an expensive, time-consuming undertaking, so any opportunities for saving are usually welcome. To keep down costs, many companies consider contracting with a low-cost metal forming company. But doing so can lead to significant expenditures in the long run, not to mention […]

The Advantages and Process of Forming Deep-Drawn Aluminum Parts

Aluminum’s properties grant it many advantages that differentiate it from other metals. Aluminum is versatile, sustainable, and recyclable, and it’s only about one third of the weight of steel. Deep-drawn aluminum parts are becoming more and more popular among manufacturers and customers alike. Some benefits associated with deep-drawn aluminum include: The ability to be used in […]

Standard vs. Custom Metal Stamping

Metal stamping is a process that transforms flat sheets of metal into different shapes. It is done through a process called cold forming, using dies and stamping presses. A high volume of identical components can be produced with metal stamping, and it is generally faster and more affordable than other metal fabrication processes. While many […]

Short Run vs. Long Run Metal Stamping Overview

A production run is the period of time in which it takes to produce a predetermined quantity of products. For custom metal stampings, production runs can be short or long, depending on the needs and goals of the application. Here, we will discuss the advantages associated with both short-run and long-run stamping production durations, as […]